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These are our current prototypes obtained from Will, Badger, John_0515, Various trades, and contest wins (plus a few small purchases from this past BF). At the moment, we're going to say that these are NOT for trade, but if you have something that interests us, we MIGHT consider an offer. So at the moment, please only make an offer if you are 100% serious, and only offer through FM (please don't spam our photo with trade requests.)
Also, please do not favorite this photo. Those that do will prove that they do not like to read descriptions.
ONLY OFFER IF YOU ARE ATTENDING BRICKFAIR VA 2013 AND WOULD LIKE TO TRADE AT THE EVENT. Unfortunately shipping stuff is a little complicated for us right now, so no trades will happen until BrickFair, at BrickFair.
(Rapid) Prototyping - Eigenentwicklung/In-house development
Stativschelle/Lens Ring Clamp (41 g)
D = 55 mm
W = 18/45 mm
H = 86 mm
G = 41 g
(Gescheuerte Oberfläche/tumbled surface)
Fragen, Wünsche, Anregungen/Bestellungen?/
Questions, Requests, Proposals/Orders?
A grain-of-rice-sized pellet of concentrated silver colorant, added to purple and brass ABS yields this baby.
The overmolded A-295v2 is lime and gunmetal ABS.
Both of these will be with me at Bricks Cascade in Portland next weekend. Just bring some mods of your own, and let's trade!
Uses the TLC twin tank backpack. The accelerant tank piece plugs into the bracket attachment, which is inserted into the twin tanks. The tip of the nozzzle is hollow to allow the flame pieces to attach, and the hose is insert molded to the bracket and handpiece.
It is my most ambitious injection project to date.
I've always been asked about the prototypes I have in my collection, so I figured it would be nice to give you guys a glimpse. Each section is sorted by type of weapon.
The Automated Combat Unit Mod. R-Box was firstly deployed during the Khhutrys crisis [I invented the name while writing this, so if it resembles/reminds something else it’s a mere coincidence] to clear a path through the environmentally hostile mining caves in order to reach the pirates who seized the control of the local outpost.
The operation was a brilliant success and the R-Box model entered mass production shortly after. Nowadays the many variants of the R-Box Unit can be found across the entire Galaxy; from the military detachments escorting exploration missions to the security teams of research facilities.
The protagonist of this photo is a very interesting action figure called “Robox” and manufactured by Japanese 1000toys company. Unlike most of the figures available it is not based on some series but its an original character they made as first release in a line of Robot figures.
It can transform from a box shape to humanoid form, hence the name Robox, even though it requires several passages and I personally prefer keeping it in humanoid form.
It has a sort of minimalist design but it’s a very high quality item.
I will surely take more photos of this figure :)
Uploaded for trade purposes.
Would just like to thank Will and Badger for creating these lovelies - absolutely cannot get enough of them! :)
Not included:
Black Magazines
Rusty Magazines
Cobalt H3 BR (NFT)
Black/Brass Swirild ACS (NFT)
Green Rocket Sprue (NFT)
Custom Painted H4 BR (NFT)
Please only comment asking for a trade if you have one or more of the following:
Bonejack
RPD
FMG
District 9 Rifle (Preferably with tubes)
Flamethrower
M90 Shotgun
M7 SMG
Gunmetal and Trans Red Swirled Items
V1 Ppsh's
Prototype #13 for the DAF 600 was built in 1957. The 600 was the first passenger car by DAF. This model is owned by the Louwman Museum. Here it is seen in the Centraal Museum in Utrecht for an exhibition about the Kanaleneiland quarter, planned in the 1950's.
As you all know Will's Proto Policy changed yesterday and we were quick to adopt to it. We've bought a ton of various prototype pieces we will be offering you at suggested retail price. In addition we have 24 RANDOM prototype pieces we will be *giving away*! We will give away 2 prototype pieces every day for 12 days! How you ask? Simple just leave this comment in the note of your order on ToyWiz.com to try and get your free proto: "FREE PROTO PLEASE!" This starts Thursday October 6th. That is all. -JD
Not much is known about this prototype. It came via trade from a prototype collector who wrote that this is, "The first stage of how iPhones come together; just to check chip sets and make sure all the components work together. There is a very special power board it needs to work; without it it doesn't."
top: Trans Green Chackaram
upper left: Trans green JFSR with green swirled in
upper right: Trans green JFSR
middle: two Trans green Rayguns
middle left: Sten
middle right lever action
lower middle pod gun
lower left camo HAC
lower right M3 Grease Gun
bottom: Golden gun
Special thanks to Badger who handed me all of these (except the HAC golden gun and gunmetal ray gun) after I bought some BA at Brickcon! he even gave me the JFSR with the bit of green in it for coming early thanks Badger your the best! and thanks to Will for making these protos!
NONE FOR TRADE
The prototype SR 4 cylinder 4-6-0 emerged from Eastleigh Works in August 1926 and spent a year being tested before another 10 were ordered in 1928. This superb portrait of it about to engage on another test run was recorded on a glass plate - hence the fantastic detail and poor depth of field! The loco is the only survivor of the, ultimately, fleet of 16 which were all allocated to Nine Elms depot in Lambeth and although part of the National Collection it is currently stored out of ticket at the Mid-Hants Railway.
Thanks to the size of the glass plate this took four days work in Photoshop to remove emulsion damage and thousands of scratches & dust spots - but then it is 95 years old!
Photo by the late Henry Casserley.
Yes, as you can see, they are modular! I didn't know that until now!
A very legit prototype, and I cannot wait to use it soon! I'm hoping to find some cool modular pieces to mix 'n match with.
I'll be posting some exciting news on one of my next photos!
Today's a freaking good day!!
** Not for sale or trade - request = block **
I stopped by the shop yesterday and Will gave me some of the new Chakram/Identity Disc prototypes, which I thought you'd enjoy seeing. And as a bonus, he had a new version of an as-yet-unnamed large-caliber shell prototype, which is properly grippable by a fig--which means that you can chain them, too.
Please pardon the crappy photos--I took these at work, where I don't have my copy of Paint Shop Pro. I tried to do some basic leveling, but all I have here are paint and GIMP, and I hate GIMP with a full-throated passion. I'll fix them when I get home.
Edit: fixed color balance in Picnik. I'll do the rest later tonight.
Westland WG13 (Lynx) prototype XW839 at The Helicopter Museum, Weston-Super-Mare, on 6th August 1999.
Just an update ;)
I would like to thanks Brickwarriors and Brickarms for producing such LOVELY items over the time it has taken me to collect these - I cherish every single one and I hope to further expand my collection! :)
Any marked with a * is for trade :)
41001, half of the prototype HST, approaches Longueville Junction, heading for Peterborough during the NVR Diesel Gala.
The BrickArms Man Portable Cannon
Prototype.
Inspired by popular video games, it incorporates the BrickArms Minigun main body, a custom cannon front-end, and widened sci-fi ammo box with integrated U-Clip. Named by my son, Ian.
DO NOT ASK WHEN THIS IS COMING OUT.
DO NOT ASK HOW MUCH IT WILL BE.
DO NOT FM OR POST COMMENTS ASKING ME FOR ONE.